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Originally Posted by Qtx
Fully aware that ARP packets are not routed across the internet.
Switches can use ARP packets it witnesses to determine what is in which port and route accordingly. The ones I have used create a routing table based on the MAC addresses in each port. That is why if I send a custom ARP packet with the MAC address of another machine on the network, I can either cause a denial of service or route the traffic through me due to poisoning the entry in the switches route table. This could be corrected quickly by some switches simple by observing the conflict and MAC address on the other port. My experience is this depends on the switch and age.
Unless all limited knowledge and experience is all wrong, I fail to see what you are saying to me
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He is using a superhub, it is a 4 port hub (that's HUB, NOT switch in ANY sense of the word) attached to a modem, hence intermittent ARP problem regarding a PS3 it cannot be.
[mod edit: please be civil]